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The works of John Dryden, now first collected in eighteen volumes. Volume 13

Note 65 — TRANSLATIONS FROM JUVENAL. (continued 3)

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Horace, who wrote satires; it is more noble, says our author, to imitate him in that way, than to write the labours of Hercules, the sufferings of Diomedes and his followers, or the flight of Dædalus, who made the Labyrinth, and the death of his son Icarus.

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